Fans Think Jaime's Hand Grew Back In Yet Another 'Game Of Thrones' Editing Fail

No matter how much they may try, Game of Thrones just cannot escape editing blunders.

They may have millions of dollars to spend per episode but sometimes the little things just escape them.

While most of her scenes are epic, she had one scene that just didn't quite hit the mark.

To be fair, at least it wasn't her fault.

During Winterfell's version of a party, Dany was feeling very isolated.

In the scene, fans were meant to pay attention to the tension growing in the room, but they immediately spotted the coffee cup.

Obviously, with something as big as this happening, Twitter has to make it into a meme.

What would the internet be if it didn't have people making memes out of major mistakes?

Game of Thrones even responded to it. The show took it in stride, at least.

They knew that the best way to fight the internet is to join the internet.

Count on Ellen to make a joke out of it!

Seriously, this first mistake is going to go down in history, as much as the upcoming second mistake will.

Luckily, the actors all found the humor in it.

Who knows what's going on with how the producers feel about it.

Coffee is really a must in the world of Game of Thrones, especially when you're always in a war.

Last time, Jaime Lannister was the culprit.

The biggest war has finally come to our screens as Dany makes a play for King's Landing.

It was an exceptionally brutal episode but well done, for the most part.

The King Slayer was facing his final moments in the episode. He was trying to find Cersei and convince her to leave with him.

Unfortunately, he would never make it out of the city.

Jaime had one last battle to end his arc in the show.

He finally put a much-needed end to Euron Greyjoy. No one was sad to see him go.

The two Lannisters got to spend their final scene together.

While it was supposed to be touching, it was in this scene that fans actually found another mistake.

People were more concerned with Jaime's fate than they were with the mistake, at first.

That ended up changing when people looked further into the episode.

Better luck next time Game of Thrones.

While the whole episode had Jaime's golden hand in close-ups, at the end of the line, the editing team seemed to let one shot slip.

Did you notice any other editing mistakes? Let us know!